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    2003 Vol. 28, No. 6

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    Mountain Building Process and Geomorphic Migration of Eastern Kunlun Mountains during Quaternary
    WANG Guo-can, WU Yan-ling, XIANG Shu-yuan, JIA Chun-xing
    2003, 28(6): 583-592.
    Abstract:
    The relief in the eastern Kunlun Mountains, northeast Tibetan plateau is characteristic of a series of NWW-SEE ranges alternating with basins or valleys. The distribution of Quaternary deposits and facies match well with the relief, exposing the moun...
    A New Model for Uplifting Mechanism of Qinghai-Tibet Plateau
    LI De-wei
    2003, 28(6): 593-600.
    Abstract:
    The Qinghai-Tibet plateau, the best field laboratory for continental dynamics, involves many scientific problems in the frontiers and hotspots of modern earth sciences. Up to now, a lot of models including plate tectonics cannot rationally explain ke...
    Study on Early-Middle Permian Reef and Its Sequence Stratigraphy in Maerzheng Area, Eastern Kunlun
    LIN Qi-xiang, DENG Zhong-lin, WANG Guo-can
    2003, 28(6): 601-605.
    Abstract:
    The paper discusses the nature and evolution of reef based on the study of the Early-Middle Permian reef section in Maerzheng, eastern Kunlun and the sequence stratigraphy of the reef. The reef can be divided into 12 reef-building cycles, including 5...
    Early Paleozoic Volcanism in Nuomuhongguole Area, East Kunlun Orogenic Belt
    ZHU Yun-hai, WANG Guo-can, JIA Chun-xing, LIN Qi-xiang, WANG Qing-hai
    2003, 28(6): 606-614.
    Abstract:
    Early Paleozoic volcanic rocks developed in Nuomuhong area can be devided into two types. One is the basic volcanic assemble, mainly consisting of tholeiite basalts with low SiO2 and alkali. Its characteristics of REE, trace elements and tectonic set...
    Deposit Response to Important Tectonic Events of Cenozoic Plateau Uplift, East Segment of Eastern Kunlun Mountains
    XIANG Shu-yuan, WANG Guo-can, DENG Zhong-lin
    2003, 28(6): 615-620.
    Abstract:
    Five important tectonic events in Cenozoic can be divided according to the study of its stratigraphic sequences and relief, drainage system and environment change in the east of the eastern Kunlun Mountains. The first discovery of the paleosoil and p...
    Geomorphological Evolution of Quaternary River from Upper Yellow River and Geomorphological Evolution Investigation for 1∶250 000 Scale Geological Mapping in Qinghai-Tibet Plateau
    ZHANG Zhi-yong, YU Qing-wen, ZHANG Ke-xin, GU Yan-sheng, XIANG Shu-yuan
    2003, 28(6): 621-626.
    Abstract:
    The Cenozoic geomorphological evolution investigation method is used for 1∶250 000 scale geological mapping in Qinghai-Tibet plateau, which clarifies the geomorphological features and geomorphological distributing and their ages and also helps the an...
    Petrologic and Geologic Significance of Garnet Pyroxenite and Mafic Granulites from High Himalayan Region, Tibet
    LIAO Qun-an, LI De-wei, YI Shun-hua, LU Lian
    2003, 28(6): 627-633.
    Abstract:
    HP garnet-pyroxenite and the mafic granulites formed by decompression have been found in the high-Himalaya crystallinites (HHC) from Kada-Zaxang near Dingri County, Tibet. The mineral assemblage of the HP garnet-pyroxenite in early stage, Grt+Cpx (ri...
    Gravity Flow Deposit in Naxing Formation of Upper Carboniferous in Dingjie and Dingri, Tibet, and Their Geological Significances
    ZHANG Xiong-hua, LI De-wei, YUAN Yan-ming, CAO Shu-zhao
    2003, 28(6): 634-638.
    Abstract:
    Naxing Formation of Upper Carboniferous in Dingri and Dingjie, Tibet, is a terrigeneous clastic deposit with huge thickness. Gravity flow facies including collapse, debris flow and turbite facies are distinguished firstly in the middle part of the fo...
    Primary Study on Tectonic Landforms in Northern Part of Middle Himalayan Orogen
    LIU De-min, LI De-wei, XIE De-fan, LIAO Qun-an, YI Shun-hua
    2003, 28(6): 639-644.
    Abstract:
    The study area lying in the north slope of the middle part of Himalayan orogen involves abundant representative tectonic landforms. Based on the field survey, this paper works out several tectonic landforms: faulting landforms, granite landforms, pla...
    Uplift and Exhumation during Mesozoic in Halaguole-Hatu Area, East Segment of Eastern Kunlun Mountains : Evidence from Zircon and Apatite Fission-Track Ages
    WANG Guo-can, XIANG Shu-yuan, Garver John I, Wintsch Robert P, Roden-Tice Mary
    2003, 28(6): 645-652.
    Abstract:
    This paper discusses the uplift and exhumation processes during Mesozoic in Halaguole-Hatu area, east segment of the eastern Kunlun, by dating the zircon and apatite fission-track ages and geobarometer analysis of the hornblende of intermediate-acidi...
    A New Model for Uplifting Mechanism of Qinghai-Tibet Plateau
    2003, 28(6): 652-652.
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    Early Paleozoic Volcanism in Nuomuhongguole Area, East Kunlun Orogenic Belt
    ZHU Yun-hai, ZHU Yao-sheng, LIN Qi-xiang, WANG Guo-can
    2003, 28(6): 653-659.
    Abstract:
    This article studies systematically the petrology and geochemistry of the volcanic rocks of Haidewula area, east Kunlun orogenic belt, Qinghai Province. Based on the section, isotopic dating and regional strata contrasting, it has determined that thi...
    Study on Early-Middle Permian Reef and Its Sequence Stratigraphy in Maerzheng Area, Eastern Kunlun
    LIN Qi-xiang, ZHANG Zhi-yong, ZHANG Ke-xin, WANG Yong-biao, WANG Guo-can, DENG Zhong-lin
    2003, 28(6): 660-668.
    Abstract:
    The paper describes the sedimentary environment, basin framework and tectonic paleogeography in different regions in the joint of Qinling, Qilian and eastern Kunlun, Northwest China. It analyzes the facies change, overlapping and time transverse of t...
    Deposit Response to Important Tectonic Events of Cenozoic Plateau Uplift, East Segment of Eastern Kunlun Mountains
    XIANG Shu-yuan, YU Jian-xin, WANG Guo-can, SHUANG Yan, WU Yan-ling
    2003, 28(6): 669-674.
    Abstract:
    Sporopollen analysis to aeolian sand section at the east bank of the Alakehu, eastern Kunlun, shows a climate variance process in recent 2 000 a which happened 4 periods of warm and cold alternation. The warm periods occurred during 20-180, 330-410, ...
    Characteristics of River Terraces in North Slope of Eastern Kunlun Mountains and Their Relationship with Plateau Uplift
    WANG An, WANG Guo-can, XIANG Shu-yuan
    2003, 28(6): 675-679.
    Abstract:
    The study on the drainage system in the north slope of the eastern Kunlun Mountains indicates that the E-W trending basin-mountain geomorphology was formed after the Kunlun-Yellow River tectonic movement. This tectonic movement established the early ...
    Characteristic from TM Image of Laguigangri Metamorphic Core Complex Zone in Southern Tibet
    SUI Zhi-long, LI De-wei, YANG Wei-ran, LIU De-min
    2003, 28(6): 680-684.
    Abstract:
    The digital processing of the TM image of Laguigangri area, such as K-L transform, K-T transform, and ratio operation has confirmed in the result images, the typical three-layer configuration of Laguigangri metamorphic core complex zone. Moreover, th...
    Progresses of Study on Quaternary in Northern Part of Middle Himalayan Orogen
    XIE De-fan, LIU De-min, LI De-wei
    2003, 28(6): 685-689.
    Abstract:
    This paper formulates the characteristics of several field survey profiles and the topography and landforms. Dating the strata by OSL, ESR and 14C, the authors establish a stratigraphic system of Early Pleistocene, Middle Pleistocene and Late Pleisto...
    Characteristics and Geological Meaning of Metamorphic Zonation of Top Laguigangri Metamorphic Core Complex, Tibet
    YUAN Yan-ming, LI De-wei, ZHANG Xiong-hua, LU Lian, LI Qi-long
    2003, 28(6): 690-694.
    Abstract:
    Laguigangri Mountains are composed of a series of chain-like swellings trending west and east. They all are vaults where there are a lot of metamorphic rocks and detachment faults, and so they are naturally related to each other. The research of chem...
    Laguigangri Leucogranites and Its Relation with Laguigangri Metamorphic Core Complex in Sajia, South Tibet
    ZHANG Jin-yang, LIAO Qun-an, LI De-wei, ZHANG Xiong-hua, YUAN Yan-ming
    2003, 28(6): 695-701.
    Abstract:
    Laguigangri metamorphic core complexes (MCC) occurred in paternoster shape in south Tibet. Leucogranites, distributed in the core or detachment of the MCC, form the famous northern Himalayan leucogranites belt. They actively emplaced and occurred in ...
    2003, 28(6): 701-701.
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    Application XRF to Study Environmental Geochemistry in Mining Area
    TUO Xian-guo, TENG Yan-guo, XU Zheng-qi, NI Shi-jun, ZHANG Cheng-jiang
    2003, 28(6): 702-706.
    Abstract:
    The study objective is to investigate the feasibility of using XRF technique to research mining environmental geochemistry and to reveal the pattern of trace elements in mining environment. A high sensitive EDXRF analyzer was adopted to study environ...